May 21, 2024 Issue

With housing prices skyrocketing and many other units turned into lucrative rental units for vacationers, it can become tricky to find housing for summer workers.

Delaware tourism officials are starting to think big as the U.S. prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

HARBESON — Goat yoga was not on the radar for Ritter Farms in Harbeson – until Amanda...

Bally's Casino in Dover is already subject to both Delaware and city hotel tax, but Kent County officials are looking to change regulations to tax the other counties outside municipal limits.

In its inaugural round, the Sports Tourism Capital Investment Fund received 18 applicants seeking a collective $54 million.

DOVER— As Delaware’s health care spending continues to increase, legislators and industry leaders are taking a stand...

Eleven employers decided to join the DE EARNS program early, helping to ensure its functionality ahead of its July 1 launch later this year.

Global law firm Scott + Scott LLP announced Tuesday it has opened an office in Delaware, marking its 12th location across the globe and its first one in the heart of the incorporation capital.

REHOBOTH BEACH — Justin Russell is hoping to fill a void for small business owners in Sussex...

Artesian Resources has already spent $3.9 million on upgrading equipment at 10 facilities to treat for PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals."